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minus. they are scaling back social media networks no longer required to use your google plus account to post videos or comment on youtube. google will do the same with the other services. for the last four years, google has been trying to ramp up google plus to compete with facebook. users responded with resistance. even though google plus is scaled back google insists the social website is not going anywhere. apple giving a smart watch more exposure as the holiday season approaches allowing best buy stores to sell it. best buy is selling on the website and 100 stores in august. when the shopping season rolls aaround, other stores will sell the watch from $350 to $700. nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. that breaking news is a girl's body found in a dumpster and a teenager arrested. the search of the missing 8-year-old girl in santa cruz. >> good evening, everyone. >> if you are just now joining us we've been on early because of giants baseball here on nbc bay area. what's happening? santa cruz? a grizzly di cover ri a body found in the dumpster. a 15-year-old boy who lives in the same apartment complex was arrested late tonight. this dumpster's located inside an enclosed area in the complex. at this hour that teenager is questioned in connection with maddie's death who was seen 4:00 p.m. yesterday riding her white scooter outside the complex. nbc area is in santa cruz, and chuck, this is gut wrenching for the family. >> reporter: not just for the family, but many in the community who felt a community to the little girl who everyone searched for for more than 24 hours. volunteers from santa cruz neighborhoods joined police and fbi agents as they scoured the neighborhood searching for 8-year-old madison middleton last seen riding her new scooter here in santa cruz. it's a combination studio loft arrangement here in santa cruz, but hopes ended suddenly when the biggest break in the case came this evening. >> stay back. >> reporter: shortly before 8:00 p.m., the police swiftly moved into arrest a 15 -year-old male. we have blurred his picture because of his age. at the arrest of the teen's mother became hysterical. >> this evening, at approximately 7:55 p.m., and this extraordinary heart breaking news i'm about to give to you, our detectives discovered the body of a young female inside of a dumpster at the complex located behind me. >> reporter: the arrest happened at the art center where 8-year-old madison middleton was missing sunday afternoon, and then police confirmed the worst. >> known him for a long time. a nice kid. you know, just very well spoken for his age, just seemingly a nice guy, so very unfortunate circumstances to say the least. >> reporter: that fellow there speaking of the -- was a neighbor of the person arrested. the 15-year-old. the 15-year-old is being held arrested on suspicion of homicide. police say it is possible but doubtful that there will be more arrests. reporting live in santa cruz nbc, bay area news. >> thank you. again, this is what we learned in the last 60 minutes, a girl's body found in a storage area, and a teenager who lives at the same complex has been arrested. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you the very latest as we get updates into the news room. >> trying to save young lives on the peninsula. they are teaming up to make it harder for people to access the train tracks after a devastating string of teen suicides. nbc bay area is live in palo alto with more on the plan they are hopeful makes a difference jean? >> reporter: medical experts say there are suicide hot spots here in palo alto on the spring tracks. in a community meeting tonight, city leaders say cal train and palo alto are teaming up to make it harder to get to the tracks explaining why they are investing $500,000 to replace four miles of fencing on the east side of the train tracks, a new 9.5 foot fence makes it harder to cross the tracks, and heat sensors, alerting officials when someone is on the track giving responders time to spot a train or get someone out of harm's way. supporters of the plan say anything that makes it harder for a teen to carry out the plan is worth an investment. >> kids who always fall through the cracks so i want to address the fact that like saving one life is actually saving potentially hundreds of lives, and at least hundreds of people from suffering further. >> reporter: some people at tonight's meeting thought the money would be better spent on mental health treatment because you can't fence off the entire track system. crews will replace the fence in august. a free 60-day pilot with the camera is expected to begin next month. now issue once the fence on the east side of the tracks is replaced caltranss and the city focuses on this side of the tracks, the fence on the west side. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. new video into the news room. the moments after san francisco police officers shot a dog. this happened earlier this evening near city hall. police pulled over someone for a possible drug bust. that person had a dog who charged at the officers. they shot the dog in the ear but the dog did survive. the dog did not bite the officers, but they are checking if it has a violent history. okay. turning things over to the weather now from hot to hotter. get ready, a live look at downtown san joe say, temperatures are expected to top 90 degrees, and spare the air day is already been called meteorologist rob is with us now, and, rob, what's the time line here? >> it's interesting seeing what's happening outside right now, a battle of the sea breeze cooling off san francisco and oakland, but look at the 70s with the warm air trapped inland. still, some low 70s around south san jose right now. humidity levels are up but in the hills in livermore, 39%, 20% humidity levels in the hill tops as the winds at least higher up are somewhat offshore. that trend will continue through midday tomorrow. that's going to make the air dry out across some of the hill tops and set the stage for a significant warmup in the inland valleys. the coast is mild. 70s and 80s at the coast, and the places to watch, closer to san francisco by wednesday could climb well through 8 os, 9 o0s, and 100 degrees in the valley. the worst will be in the south bay, air quality a little worse out towards the interior east bay valleys approaching, looks like wednesday and thursday. we could see three spare the air days coinciding with the hottest temperatures of the week. a closer look what to expect in your neighborhood and forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> okay thanks rob. heating up now, but cooler temperatures over the weekend, this past weekend, helped firefighters near lake tahoe. tonight, the fire is 20% contained, and downgraded from about 4,000 acres to 1700 acres. yesterday, four firefighter wrs rushed, though, to the hospital with burns. one of them still being treat. this fire's burning west of alta in placer and nevada counties and 200 structures are threatened. a man convicted of murdering a police officer, and the same jury is supposed to decide whether that man, henry albert smith, jr. should be sentenced to death for the crime, but this morning, two joourors reminded the jung judge they are leaving town one on vacation the other moving out of the state. the court seat the alternate jurors so they will have to declare a mistrial unless they change their plans, meaning impamming a brand new jury starting the penalty phase over again. most legal experts say that's unheard of and could be grounds for appeal. a slow road to recovery several survivors of last month's balcony collapse. four of the seven survivors of the collapse have now been moved to a special unit at the santa clara medical valley center working with doctors and specialists at the brain injury and spinal coward center. in a statement today, the survivors' families praised staff, but their children's victories are tiny ones incoming just silttting up and breathing on their own. quote, we share wishes for speedy recoveries but every week brings more complexity and road to recovery is far from straight. even in the very best of clinical environments. well, the search continues for a missing san francisco teacher. it's day 11 and no signs of ed cavanaugh seen friday july 17th leaving on a dirt bike ride west of tahoe. he would stay at his cabin north of plasterville in the forest, and dozens of rescue volunteers looked for him not finding anything. today, specialized search dogs joined the effort. he works at downtown continuation high teaching of all things wilderness skills. friends and family, though are concern because he is diabetic and at this point, he did not have medication with him. $100,000 is the reward for finding two florida teenagers missing off the atlantic coast. the coast guard is stepping up the search for the 14-year-old boys rescue crews found the teenagers' boat yesterday capsized near cape canaveral. they disappeared friday. a life jacket was spotted near the boat. family members say they are holding on to hope their boys will be found alive. >> this is about our children, and we believe in them. we know that people have been out there longer. people have survived. we have to keep going. >> water temperature is in the mid-80s. u.s. coast guard says the search covered more than 27,000 square miles, about the size of west virginia. the search effort is now expanding to a 70-mile area off the coast of jacksonville. next at 11:00, a terrifying freak accident on an escalator in a shopping mall. the actions mom took to save her son's life even in the final frantic moments of hers. lifting the ban, the boy scouts make room for gay troupe leaders, but the move sparks angry responses. up next, who is protesting it? we have new video tonight of a horrific freak accident. a woman died while taking an escalator at a shopping mall in new video of a stopping freak accident. a woman died while taking an escalator at a shopping mall in china. watch the surveillance video capturing the woman going up the escalator. we stop it there because you don't see that when she steps right to the top, the escalator collapses beneath her and swallows her. before it does though, she hands her son over to a mall employee. those two women standing there. crews eventually found the woman's body underneath the escalator trapped in the mechanisms some four hours later. a major shift in policy with an organization that's been a part of america for more than a century. the boy scouts vote to lift the national ban on openly gay leaders. this comes after they lifted the eded ban on scout members. nbc bay area joins us from moraga playing an instrumental part in the debate. >> that's right. they brought national attention to the boy scouts of america when he was denied his eagle scout badge for being gay bringing on a movement for change. change happened. not everyone is happy about it. the policy to ban gay leaders was lifted today. many people have been pushing for change for a while. in 2013, a national petition drive helped convince the boy scouts of america to lift the ban on gay youths, and now that gay leaders are accepted one assistant scout master working for change is thrilled. >> i know a lot of people who haven't wanted to be with boy scouts because of this policy. >> reporter: the change allowing openly gay adult leaders into the scouting fold angered the mormon church. they released this statement saying that the admission of openly gay leaders is inconsistent with the doctrines of the church and what have traditionally been the values of the boy scouts of america. reporting live, nbc bay area news. new at 11:00 tonight, oil giant chevron is cutting 500 jobs in the headquarters part of a global effort to slash costs by a million dollars and cutting jobs from the houston office. the layoffs have started and expected to be finished by november. a fight to save local trees is online and getting out of state attention. members in the oakland hills gathered to protest the planned cutting of thousands of nonnative trees like eucalyptus trees taking the fight online now. about 53,000 people have signed the petition demanding that oakland abandon the plan to chop down the trees. the vast majority of people who signed are from out of state. the city says thinning the trees reduces fire danger, and residents say killing healthy trees increases the risk. >> let's go over to rob, a beautiful night outside for the baseball game. >> it was. pretty nice. 70s at the start of the game, and like giants playing hot, temperatures set to soar maybe not in san francisco. there's a hint of a sea breeze right now. tomorrow, we'll see the temperatures climbing into the 70s and 80s, and on the east side of the bay to oakland, 62, again, the marine air is very shallow, but it's reaching across the bay for you tonight. not as much though into san jose. downtown, 67 degrees, but south san jose the valley seeing temperatures in the 70s, and you're seeing the same thing up in concord and livermore with a patch of green, that's a push from the south of the winds bringing in cooler air, but that's going to be the exception to the rule tomorrow as what we saw today in ocean beach, nothing but sun all day long. with the sea breeze coming in though, it kept temperatures in check. right now, high pressure strengthens strengthens, presses that air on the coast. we maintain mild at the coast, and midday tomorrow winds turn offshore in napa, setting the stage for a quick warmup in the day tomorrow, 80s and 90s likely as early as noon tomorrow across the valley. tomorrow morning, a chance of seeing a little patchy fog on the coast, but mostly sunny skies in the afternoon, and temperatures set to climb very quickly in the day tomorrow. so low 60s for most. a chance of some patchy low clouds in san francisco. not going to see as much as we've seen over the last couple mornings. you see the temperatures here by noon tomorrow. pretty close to today's high temperatures already 85 by noon tomorrow in san jose, mid to upper 70s san francisco to oakland, 90s in napa by lunchtime tomorrow. highs tomorrow low to mid 90s in downtown san jose, downtown, temperatures in the upper 90s, 9 90 in redwood city, and san francisco, ocean beach likely in the 70s. over to the downtown area you'll see temperatures climbing into the low 80s. north bay seeing numbers in the mid to upper 90s, and hottest spots in the bay area tomorrow concord, walnut creek, out to antioch and trivalley, temperatures running to 100 degrees, or slight above it. tuesday, wednesday the hottest days of the week in the south bay and peninsula. numbers slightly warmer wednesday. hot inland thursday but we begin to see the cooling as the clouds spill in for friday. look at the trivalley here still, a chance of seeing temperatures at 100 degrees into thursday, and relief comes on friday, but it's a mixed bag. we'll get more clouds and going to see more humidity as the pattern begins to give some ground. we'll see moisture coming away from arizona spilling into california and the latest projection of the computer models brings measurable rainfall on the central coast into southern california but as you're about to see for the bay area and time frame for this is friday into saturday maybe around the hill top south of san jose and the diablo range. good bet of seeing showers though, towards the sierras. temperatures are cooler friday. should continue through the weekend, but the humidity is likely going to be up. temperatures in the 80s with high clouds humidity and a chance of a few showers and early saturday especially around the south bay. back to you. >> thank you very much rob. coming up three tech giants issuing a global warning, beware of killer robots. >> jimmy fallon. >> thank you, guys tom cruise is here for a lip sync battle of all battles! plus, we have music from ashley monroe and buddy guy sits down with the roots. do not change the channel. it's great! mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! a new season brings a new look. a chance to try something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. of new york magazine. it features 35 -women who have generating daengs here attention, the cover of the new york magazine 35 women who accused comedian bill cosby of rape. they sit side by side in four rows and with the magazine calls an unwelcomed sisterhood. there's a 36th seat left empty on the cover. the magazine says that seat is for victims unable to come forward out of shame or fear. cosby has never been criminally charged, and denies any wrong doing. killer robots on the mind of elan and others, but not in a terminator science fiction my view way. the three joined the top artificial intelligence researchers calling for a ban on robotic weapons that hunt people down and kill them. the open letter is urging the united nations to ban killer robots preprogrammed drones, and other a-1 lethal weapons signed by 2,000 experts so far. ebay shoppers waiting longer. they announced its dropping the same day delivery. the company launched the speedy delivery service three years ago, but the concept was not practical only working for customers who lived in new york or san francisco or big cities and ordered an item from a local merchant. androids could be hacked by one single text message. experts at the security firm say there's a gaping hole in the software that hackers can break into someone's phone and take it over by just knowing the phone number. the hacker will send you a text and your phone will be hacked without you even opening the message. the security firm says they sent findings to google making the android system with patches to fix it. the greatest athlete in the history of sunniville is training, and the giants, they are hot. that's next. e a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪] we are joined from the com cast sports net news room. what a great night for giants and brandon, of course. >> oh my goodness. they are playing so well it's unbelievable. i mean, with the apologies to a former local coach who could possibly have it better than the giants? right on the heels of the dodgers and now a season high 11 games over 500. they are pretty pretty good. taking on, and batting from the stint on the disabled list, a good sign for the team too. bottom four giants up 1-0. crawford on the 3-0 count. kyle throws the fast ball and crawford hits it out. a two-run home run, and crawford, who would have guessed this, leads the season in home runs he has 16. up 3-0. heston has it going, top of the five, grounding into the inning ening double play third pair of the night, and league leading of the night, just allowing two runs bottom of the seventh, rbi double to left scores crawford and the giants are winners, final score 4-2. >> you know we played well tonight. i mean, in the ninth, buster made a great through there, and i didn't think he had a chance, and we'll get some time when he hits, turn him loose. came through for us a well played game by us. >> according to multiple reports, the colorado rockies traded shortstop to the blue jay in e change for reyes. he grew up in sunnyville going to freemont high school. the mlg trade deadline is frid, and some are not waiting around. tyler clifford sent to the mets in exchange for minor league pitcher casey, and for the a's, it's the second major trade in five days. the play campaign promoting a lifetime of activity for youth came to at&t park to raise awareness of children's health issues and obesity epidemic all with the goal of spreading positive messages to kids about leading healthier and more active lifestyles. >> being here at the stadium and, you know obviously, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for them learning things they would not outside this arena. >> the sharks will be getting national exposure this season, at least more of it. they'll make 11 appearances on nbc sports networks including their opener in l.a. october 7th. in fact, three of the five games will be seen nationally. finally, a barrier broken in the nfl. the arizona cardinals are reportedly hiring the first female assistant coach in league history. jen welter quote, i wanted to open the door and leave it open. more news after the break. don't go anywhere. ...a rabbit... ...a rabbit genetically modified and bred with a panther... ...with turbines attached... ...on ice... ...shaved... ...with a...what the?! 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popular series headed to netflix. the company announced that "reading rainbow" volume run starts streaming august 1st. the educational show starring a young burrton there is the third longest children's series in pbs history after mr. roger's neighborhood and sesame street. >> conan called out, a california man sues him for stealing his jokes on twittwitter. the lawsuit claims he violated copy right on four jokes. robert says the jokes were posted on his personal blog and on his twitter feed before making a nod to conan's monologue. he says there's no merit to the lawsuit. >> okay. final word from rob. >> yes. warmer weather coming our way. we had it today, tomorrow starting off in the 50s, and 60s, and then you'll see what happens here towards right around mid afternoon tomorrow upper 70s, low 80s in san francisco, and the coast is comfortable. look at the hot temperatures inland, trivalley, and south bay. south of downtown san jose sees upper 90st generally 102 in the trivalley, and walnut creek at 103. wednesday, add more numbers. >> oh! >> but we turn cooler friday. not all bad news. maybe showers on saturday. that's something to look forward to. >> okay, just get ice cream tomorrow. thank you for joining us at 11:00. >> hope to see you tomorrow, bye bye. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tom cruise dick cavett,

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